(This is, of course, an indelicate and old-fashioned simplification of gayness, but bear with him).
(Yes, the Bagger is a bit punchy by now, but bear with him).
And he chose actors he has worked with before, asking them to bear with him while he created the story.
His friend found the bear with him in bed where he'd swallowed a bottle of antidepressants.
Given that he's talking about a multistorey car park, this might seem pretentious, but bear with him.
"If we give him time, if people will bear with him, I think he can turn this country around," Mrs. Wills said.
At midnight, God, finding the old man gone, thunders at Abraham, "Have I borne with him these hundred ninety and eight Years, and nourished him, and cloathed him, notwithstanding his Rebellion against me, and couldst not thou, that art thyself a Sinner, bear with him one Night?" Benjamin Franklin took a great deal of pleasure in his wit, and maybe most of all in Richard Saunders.
"The Dinner Party" is filled with such lines, suggesting that Mr. Simon wants to tell us that he knows what he is doing and to bear with him, please.
Torre asked the three players to bear with him until he could figure out exactly how he was going to use them all.
